Dr. Connie Brooks breaks down the misconceptions around deliverance ministry and demonstrates how Christians can experience complete freedom from generational curses, demonic oppression, and emotional wounds.

• Deliverance and healing are not the same thing - deliverance specifically addresses demonic influences while healing addresses wounds
• Christians can experience demonic oppression and even possession from influences that existed before conversion
• Deliverance ministry operates in four areas: inner healing, addressing demonic strongholds, physical healing, and emotional wounds
• Many people confuse needing discipleship with needing deliverance - those needing discipleship often struggle with offense rather than demonic influence
• Generational curses and "familiar spirits" can be passed through bloodlines and manifest even in Christian homes
• Deliverance can happen instantly in some cases, but often requires a process that unfolds in layers like peeling an onion
• Many emotional issues have spiritual roots that counseling alone cannot address

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Join J. Anthony and Tiffany Gilbert in this latest discussion with Elder Sheeanda Charles as she shares her story from a lifestyle of gender confusion to being transformed by the power of God.

Sheeanda was the product of abuse that found Jesus Christ and is taking her story everywhere and declaring that if God can do it for her, He can do it for anyone.

Join us with our guest Pastors Bill and Lynne Themelaras as we center on the critical topic of strife in relationships, especially during the holiday season. It unpacks how managing conflict is essential for cultivating joy and harmony, urging listeners to shift their focus from blaming others to fostering personal growth and understanding.

• The holiday season often intensifies pre-existing stress and conflicts
• Strife acts as a blessing blocker, hindering personal and relational growth
• Effective communication is the cornerstone of healthy relationships
• Recognizing one's role in conflicts can lead to significant personal change
• Early morning quiet time can help maintain focus and peace
• Seeking counsel from impartial individuals can aid in navigating strife
• Transitioning from praying about your partner to praying for them is vital for relationship health